Convert file path returned from LSP in Cygwin #432
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yegappan
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Jan 3, 2024
| uri_decoded = uri_decoded->substitute('/', '\\', 'g') | ||
| if has("win32unix") # we're in Cygwin | ||
| # The substitution is to remove the '^@' escape character from the end of line. | ||
| uri_decoded = system($'cygpath --unix {uri_decoded}')->substitute('^\(\p*\).*$', '\=submatch(1)', "") |
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Invoking an external command for decoding every URI may incur a lot of overhead. Is cygpath used to only the '^@' character from the end of the line? Is it possible to remove it using trim()?
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Conversion in the other direction is performed below, in
LspFileToUrifunction. This direction was missing and this PR adds that.